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    Mike Sidonio

    Feb 27, 2019 2 minutes

    Mike Sidonio got the astronomy bug as a teenager back in 1982. For 10 years he worked at the Canberra Observatory giving night sky lectures to hundreds of people each night and conducting sky tours using the observatory’s telescopes. Years later and he’s now

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